Your site can be aesthetically amazing, but still be invisible to search engines. It’s like having a beautiful store in the middle of nowhere. The Sprint ensures that the behind-the-scenes tech (your meta tags, site speed, and Google listing) put you on the map so customers actually find you.

Keyword research is figuring out exactly which words relevant to your business people are typing into the search bar or their AI chat. Most people use something like 'Utah artist', but the keyword research might tell us that people are actually looking for 'digital children's book illustrator in Salt Lake'. I do the work of finding those specific phrases and inserting them in a natural way throughout your site, both in places humans can read, and in those only robots scan.

I can do an SEO Sprint for almost any platform! You don't need a custom-built site to start seeing results. We’ll work with what you have to make it as fast and searchable as possible. If you eventually outgrow those platforms, I can help you move to a custom site when the time is right.

As a web and SEO developer, I focus more on the technical design of your site, as opposed to the visual. I will either create a minimal design with the brand assets you provide, or stick to an already-finished professional design you bring (in Figma or Illustrator from your designer, for example) and there will be a single revision round where I will correct specific changes you request.

SEO is a marathon, not a sprint, but our Sprint package focuses on quick wins like your Google Business Profile and on-page SEO. Most clients start seeing their business show up in local searches within 30 days. The big, game-changing traffic usually compounds over 3-6 months.

Google and other search engines penalize slow sites by hiding them from further searches. If your site looks wonky on a phone or the buttons are too small to click, visitors will leave and go to the next business on the search results.

Think of it as a story you can play with. Instead of just reading text, your visitors can toggle maps, play with calculators, or see data move as they scroll. Because these posts are fun to use, people stay on your page longer and share them more often, which are two things Google LOVES when deciding who to rank first.